List of college baseball coaches with 1,100 wins

This is a list of NCAA and NAIA baseball coaches with 1,100 career wins through the completion of the 2023 season.[1][2][3]

Key

*	Active as of 2023
†	Member of the National College Baseball Hall of Fame

Coaches with 1,100 career wins

Rank	Name	Years	Wins	Losses	Ties	Pct.	Teams
1	Mike Martin^†	40	2029	736	4	.733	Florida State 1980–2019
2	Augie Garrido^†	48	1975	951	9	.674	San Francisco State 1969 Cal Poly 1970–1972 Cal State Fullerton 1973–1987, 1991–1996 Illinois 1988–1990 Texas 1997–2016
3	Gordie Gillespie^†	59	1893	952	1	.665	Lewis 1953–1976 St. Francis (Ill.) 1977–1995, 2006-2011 Ripon 1996–2005
4	Gene Stephenson^†	36	1768	675	3	.723	Wichita State 1978–2013
5	Ed Cheff^†	34	1705	430	2	.799	Lewis-Clark State 1977–2010[4]
6	Woody Hunt	40	1630	774	5	.678	Cumberland (TN) 1980–2021[5]
7	Mark Marquess^†	40	1627	878	7	.649	Stanford 1977–2017
8	Denney Crabaugh	34	1601	493	2	.764	Oklahoma City 1989–2022
9	Jim Morris^†	37	1594	716	4	.690	Georgia Tech 1982–1993 Miami (FL) 1994–2018
10	Larry Hays^†	38	1508	860	4	.637	Lubbock Christian 1971–1986 Texas Tech 1987–2008
11	Paul Mainieri	39	1505	775	8	.660	St. Thomas (FL) 1983–1988 Air Force 1989–1994 Notre Dame 1995–2006 LSU 2007–2021
12	Mike Fox	37	1487	547	5	.731	NC Wesleyan 1983–1994, 1996–1998 North Carolina 1999–2020
13	Chuck Hartman	47	1444	816	8	.638	High Point 1960–1978 Virginia Tech 1979–2006
14	Don Schaly^†	40	1438	329	13	.812	Marietta 1964–2003
15	Cliff Gustafson^†	29	1427	373	2	.792	Texas 1968–1996
16	Bill Holowaty^†	44	1412	528	7	.727	Eastern Connecticut State 1969–2012
17	Bobby Cox	35	1378	643	0	.682	Oklahoma Baptist 1985–2019
17*	Danny Hall	36	1378	749	1	.648	Kent State 1988-93 Georgia Tech 1994–present
19	Ron Polk^†	35	1373	702	2	.662	Georgia Southern 1972–1975 Mississippi State 1976–1997, 2002–2008 Georgia 2000–2001
19*	Keith Guttin	41	1373	895	0	.605	Missouri State 1983–present
21*	John Anderson	42	1365	998	3	.578	Minnesota 1982–present
22	Jim Gilligan	40	1353	895	7	.602	Western New Mexico 1972 Lamar 1973–1986, 1992–2016
23	Lou Yacinich	45	1347	1058	0	.560	Grand View 1974–2022
24	Rod Dedeaux^†	44	1342	597	16	.691	USC 1942–1947, 1949–1986
25*	Gary Gilmore	34	1335	674	5	.664	South Carolina Aiken 1990–1995 Coastal Carolina 1996–present
26	Jack Leggett	36	1332	770	1	.634	Vermont 1978–1982 Western Carolina 1983–1991 Clemson 1994–2015
27	Larry Cochell	39	1331	813	3	.621	Emporia State 1967–1969 Creighton 1970–1971 Cal State Los Angeles 1972–1976 Oral Roberts 1977–1986 Northwestern 1987 Cal State Fullerton 1988–1990 Oklahoma 1991–2005
28	Mike Metheny	37	1324	679	3	.668	Southeastern Oklahoma State 1981–2017
29	Joe Roberts	34	1314	640	6	.672	Armstrong Atlantic 1980–2013
30	Pete Dunn	37	1312	887	3	.597	Stetson 1980–2016
31	Tommy Thomas^†	40	1308	825	6	.613	Valdosta State 1968–2007
32	Bob Bennett^†	34	1300	757	8	.631	Fresno State 1967, 1970–2002
32*	Bobby Halford	39	1300	784	0	.624	William Carey 1985–present
34*	John Schaly	36	1272	706	7	.643	Barry 1988–1991 Saint Leo (FL) 1992-1997 Ashland 1998-present
35	Ron Fraser	30	1267	440	9	.741	Miami (FL) 1963–1992
35*	Tom Austin	44	1267	595	10	.679	Methodist University 1980–present
37*	Bob Babb	44	1266	467	15	.729	Johns Hopkins 1980–present
38	Jack Stallings	39	1255	799	10	.610	Wake Forest 1960–1968 Florida State 1969–1974 Georgia Southern 1976–1999
39	Charlie Migl	35	1246	600	0	.675	St. Mary's (TX) 1987–2021
40	Tim Pettorini	38	1243	460	6	.729	Wooster 1982–2019
41	Itch Jones	39	1242	752	6	.623	MacMurray 1966–1968 Southern Illinois 1970–1990 Illinois 1991–2005
41	Q. V. Lowe	28	1242	689	5	.643	Auburn Montgomery 1987-2014
43	Jim Dietz	31	1230	751	18	.620	San Diego State 1972–2002
44*	Elliott Avent	35	1223	805	0	.603	New Mexico State 1989–1996 NC State 1997–present
45	Jay Bergman	32	1210	707	3	.631	Florida 1976–1981 UCF 1983–2008
46*	Dave Van Horn	30	1208	606	0	.666	Central Missouri State 1994 Northwestern State 1995-1997 Nebraska 1998-2002 Arkansas 2003-present
46	Al Ogletree	40	1208	710	1	.630	Dallas 1958–1965 Sul Ross State 1966–1968 Texas–Pan American 1969–1997
48	George Valesente	47	1204	544	8	.688	Brockport 1973-74 SUNY New Paltz 1975-76 SUNY Maritime 1977-78 Ithaca 1979–2019
49	Jim Mallon	34	1196	602	1	.665	Southwestern 1971–2004
49	Scott Berry	42	1196	698	1	.631	Mayville State 1982–2023
51	Jeff Sikes	39	1189	886	5	.573	Warner (FL) 1982–2023
52	Andy Lopez	33	1177	742	7	.613	Cal State Dominguez Hills 1983–1988 Pepperdine 1989–1994 Florida 1995–2001 Arizona 2002–2015
53	Wayne Graham^†	26	1173	528	2	.689	Rice 1992–2018
53	Tony Robichaux	36	1173	765	2	.605	McNeese State 1987–1994 Louisiana 1995–2019
55	Gary Adams	35	1172	892	12	.567	UC Irvine 1970–1974 UCLA 1975–2004
56	Bill Wilhelm^†	36	1161	536	10	.683	Clemson 1958–1993
57	Norm DeBriyn	33	1161	650	6	.641	Arkansas 1970–2002
58	Jack Coffey	47	1160	482	13	.705	Fordham 1909–1917, 1919–1921, 1923–1943, 1945–1958[6]
59	Chuck Brayton^†	33	1158	525	6	.687	Washington State 1962–1994
59	Mike Sansing	33	1158	693	0	.626	Shorter 1989–1991 Kennesaw State 1992–2021
61	Mike Gillespie	30	1156	720	2	.617	USC 1987–2006 UC Irvine 2008–2018
62*	Greg Guilliams	33	1150	562	2	.672	Penn State–Behrend 1991 Embry–Riddle (FL) 1992–2007 Valdosta State 2008–present
62*	John Goelz	38	1150	810	5	.587	Sonoma State 1986–present
64	Ken Dugan	37	1137	450	0	.716	Lipscomb 1960–1996
65*	Rich Hill	36	1136	782	4	.592	Cal Lutheran 1988–1993 San Francisco 1994–1998 San Diego 1999–2021 Hawaii 2022-present
66	Ray Tanner	25	1133	489	3	.698	NC State 1988–1996 South Carolina 1997–2012
67	Frank Vieira^†	44	1127	324	6	.776	New Haven 1963–2006
68*	Mike Laird	41	1121	643	3	.635	William Penn 1983–present
69*	Ed Flaherty	38	1116	511	4	.685	Southern Maine 1986–present
70	Don Brandon	37	1110	588	5	.653	Anderson (IN) 1972–2010
71*	Keith Veale	34	1107	571	0	.660	Mount Vernon Nazarene 1990–present
71	Jim Harp	27	1107	553	2	.660	Dallas Baptist 1973–1999

References

"Baseball Coaching Records" (PDF). NCAA. Retrieved July 27, 2023.
"NCAA Career Statistics Database". NCAA. Retrieved February 14, 2015. (The NCAA Career Statistics database allows the viewer to obtain coaching records for all NCAA coaches by inputting the individual's name in the linked window.)
"NAIA All-Time Baseball Coaching Victories" (PDF). NAIA. Retrieved July 27, 2023.
"Ed Cheff, longtime Lewis-Clark State baseball coach, retiring". The Oregonian. June 30, 2010.
"Legendary Cumberland Baseball Coach Woody Hunt Announces Retirement". cumberland.edu. January 27, 2021. Retrieved February 15, 2022.
"Jack Coffey". Hall of Fame Inductees. American Baseball Coaches Association. Retrieved June 12, 2017.

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[1] "Baseball Coaching Records" (PDF). NCAA. Retrieved July 27, 2023.

[2] "NCAA Career Statistics Database". NCAA. Retrieved February 14, 2015. (The NCAA Career Statistics database allows the viewer to obtain coaching records for all NCAA coaches by inputting the individual's name in the linked window.)

[3] "NAIA All-Time Baseball Coaching Victories" (PDF). NAIA. Retrieved July 27, 2023.

[4] "Ed Cheff, longtime Lewis-Clark State baseball coach, retiring". The Oregonian. June 30, 2010.

[5] "Legendary Cumberland Baseball Coach Woody Hunt Announces Retirement". cumberland.edu. January 27, 2021. Retrieved February 15, 2022.

[6] "Jack Coffey". Hall of Fame Inductees. American Baseball Coaches Association. Retrieved June 12, 2017.